Carteron, M., on the methods of the Castriote, John, chief of Albania,
Castro, Lincoln de, 'Nelle Terre del
Negus,' 237, 33.
Dom Pedro Fernandez de,
daughter, 224, 358.
Catalans, the, history, 231, 350.
Catalonia, Home Rule and
Labour in, 232, 122–134.
Cateau Cambresis, treaty of, 224, 25.
Cathay and the Way Thither,' 236,
Cartier, G. E., views on confedera-
tion, 225, 11.
Cartwright, Julia, The Journals of
Lady Knightley of Fawsley,' edited
by, 239, 215. See Ady.
Casement, Sir R., contributions to
'Irish Freedom,' 229, 246-sedi-
tious articles, 247-255- Ireland,
Germany and Freedom of the
Seas,' 248— The Keeper of the
Seas,' 250-Ireland, Germany and
the Next War,' 252-traitorous Cathedral in Fiction, The, 239,
dealings with Germany, 255- 336-348.
seditious articles, 230, 215- Why
Casement went to Germany,' 217
-landing and arrest, 223.
Caspar, M., Die Reform der höheren
Schulen in Preussen,' 224, 130.
Caspari, W. A., on the training of
chemistry students, 224, 532, 535.
Cassel, Sir Ernest, founds the Banque
Nationale de Turquie, 228, 305
Catherine II, Empress of Russia,
relations with Frederick the Great,
230, 294-translation of French
plays, 235, 107.
Catholic Anthology,' 226, 384.
Catholicism at the Cross-roads,
240, 1-23.
Catton, J. A. H., on league football,
239, 353.
Cassi, Gellio, 'Il Mare Adriatico,' Catullus at Home, 223, 26-40.
224, 327.
Cassini Convention, 233, 13.
Casson, Herbert, History of the
Telephones,' 236, 315.
Castellan, A. L., opinion of B. Goz-
zoli, 239, 265.
Castex, Capt. R., 'Synthèse de la
guerre sous-marine,' 237, 366.
Casti, Giambattista, Prima la mu-
sica, poi le parole, 233, 291.
Castile, history of, 231, 347.
Castlereagh, Lord, Local Militia Act,
225, 431, 432-criticism on, 514
-at the Vienna Congress, 230, 298
-foreign policy, 241, 163.
Caucasus, the, invasion, 223, 595.
population, 234, 424.
Cavaignac, G., 'La Formation de la
Prusse,' 231, 36.
Cavendish, Lady Harriet, marriage,
225, 501, 508-character, 511.
Cawdor, Lord, First Lord of the
Admiralty, 223, 212.
Cawley, Sir F., member of the
Belgian refugees Committee, 225,
195 note.
Caxton Hall, Conference on Strikes,
233, 452, 455,
Cecil, Algernon, 'Disraeli : The Cervantes, 'Don Quixote,' 241, 52.
Middle Phase,' 226, 508-' Two
Distinguished Gladstonians,' 229,
205- Cardinal Manning,' 236, 381
-Mr Lloyd George: A Page of
History,' 238, 279- British For-
eign Policy Past and Present,' 241,
156.
Cezanne, M., character of his paint-
ing, 234, 384.
Cecil, Lady Gwendolen, 'The Life
of Robert, Marquis of Salisbury,'
237, 378-399-criticisms on, 384.
Lord Robert, amendments on
the Defence of the Realm Bill, 223,
148 scheme for a League of
Nations, 231, 210.
Viscount, National Unity,'
241, 433.
Celimancy, art of divination, 240,
297.
Celsus, polemic against Christians,
239, 296.
Censorship and Recruiting, 223,
130-158.
methods of, 223, 295.
The, and its Effects, I. In
England, 225, 148-163-II. In
America, 160-163.
of the Press, 234, 132-146.
Census returns for 1911..224, 215;
240, 45.
Central Europe, Monarchism in,
237, 113-125.
Chaadaev, Peter, 'The Philosophy
of History,' 233, 406.
Chabot, Philippe de, letter from
Thiers, 228, 283.
Chadwick, Prof., 'The Heroic Age,'
226, 17.
Chambeges, Pierre, architect of Chan-
tilly Château, 240, 357, 259, 362.
Chamber, the, financial institution,
236, 350, 352.
Chamberlain, Rt Hon. Austen, on a
reserve of gold, 223, 422 note--on
the ignorance of the people on
foreign politics, 226, 478-on the
Indian cotton duty, 227, 530, 537
-Budgets, 238, 411-on the ex-
emption limit of taxation, 239,
132-appeal for a permanent Coali-
tion, 200-at the Carlton Club
meeting, 203.
Houston Stewart, distinction
between culture and civilisation,
223, 48- Foundations of the
Nineteenth Century,' 224, 84.
, Rt Hon. Joseph, policy, 225,
260; 238, 281-political views,
228, 433-characteristics, 436-
relations with Sir C. Dilke, 437
-character of his principles, 229,
216-criticism on, 217-on the
isolation of England,' 241, 167
-'Fair Trade' propaganda, 220.
Centralisation of administration, 235, Chambers, E. K., 'The Elizabethan
Stage,' 241, 400 et seq.
Dr King, Manual on Diet in
Health and Disease, extract from,
231, 75.
Chambrun, Comtesse de, 'Giovanni Charrière, E., Négociations de la
Florio,' 237, 2.
Championnel, General, defeats Fer-
dinand IV, 235, 361-administra-
tion of Naples, 362-recalled to
Paris, 365.
Champneys, Basil,
Correspondence of Coventry Pat-
more,' 240, 123.
Chanak, fort of, 224, 122.
Chance, James Frederick, 'The
Alliance of Hanover,' 241, 193-
210 List of the Diplomatic
Representatives and Agents,' 197.
Chancellor, E. Beresford, 'The An-
nals of Fleet Street: its Traditions
and Associations,' 227, 353.
H., protest against naval
expenditure, 223, 121.
Channing, E., Guide to the Study
of American History,' 223, 170.
Chantilly and its Museum, 240,
356-373.
Chantrey Bequest, purchases under
the, 224, 352.
Chapple, Dr, protest against naval
expenditure, 223, 121.
France dans le Levant,' edited by,
230, 257.
Chartered British Trade Bank, 226,
547.
Chartism, 236, 62–75.
Chartists' riots, 234, 237.
Chase, Chief Justice, on contraband,
224, 238, 240.
Chastelleux,
Chevalier de, 'On
Public Felicity,' 234, 114.
Chatham, Earl, character of his
policy, 224, 438, 443.
Châtillon, Renaud de, career, 230,
119.
Chatterjee, A. C., Notes on the
Industries of the United Provinces,'
227, 297.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, references to bees,
241, 278.
The Personality of, 242,
Charcot, J. M., experiments in Chavannes, Puvis de, character of
Charles, King of Rumania, policy, Chekhov, character of his novels, 235,
230, 176-death, ib.
VI, Emperor, foreign policy, Chelmsford's Viceroyalty, Lord,
Dr R. H., A Critical and
Exegetical Commentary on the
Revelation of St John,' 235, 373-
on the date of the Apocalypse, 376
note, et seq.
Chelnokoff, Mr, Mayor of Moscow,
223, 546.
Chelworth, Rev. John, first English
Rector of Padau University, 238,
126.
Charléty, M., on French foreign Chemistry, awards for the dis-
Charlottenburg, Treaty of, 241, 203.
coveries in, 224, 527—training in,
532-535.
Chenery, Thomas, editor of the Children's Charter,' 233, 123, 133.
'Times,' 227, 367; 239, 95.
Cheque, system of paying by, 228,
Chéradame, André, La Crise Fran-
çaise,' 224, 387-' The Pangerman
Plan Unmasked,' 227, 144, 264.
Cherbourg, naval review at, sound
of the guns, 226, 220–222, 225, 227.
Cherif Pasha, resignation, 226, 38.
Chesney, General, in command of the
Euphrates Survey Expedition, 228,
489; 237, 71-'India under Ex-
periment,' 230, 404.
Chesterfield, Lord, on the ignorance
of the people on foreign affairs,
226, 470.
Chesterton, G. K., gift of humour,
241, 46, 50.
Chevrin, Arthur, L'Autriche et la
Hongrie de demain,' 229, 181.
Chow, Samuel, C. Byron in Eng-
land: His Fame and After-Fame,'
241, 220.
Chidell, Fleetwood, Imperial Migra-
tion and the Clash of Races,' 233,
359.
Child, Prof. C. M., Senescence and
Rejuvenescence,' 240, 228.
Child Education in India, 229,
516-525.
'Childe Harold,' 237, 438.
Childers, Rt Hon. H. C. E., views on
the supremacy of the First Lord of
the Admiralty, 223, 63.
Children, result of the industrial
system, 228, 451-physical con-
dition, 452-number on the school
registers, 453-compulsory attend.
ance, 458-employment, ib.-
nursery schools, 460 continua-
tion schools, 461.
Chile, views on the law of neutrality,
223, 579.
China, character of art, 223, 509—
violation of the law of neutrality,
567.
Reorganisation Loan, 226, 169
-neutrality in the war, 170—
independence guaranteed, 172-
relations with Japan, 173; 234,
399, 408.
Some Tibetan Abbeys in,
227, 59-77.
result of the establishment of
the Republic, 229, 397.
and the Powers, 233, 1-25.
war with Japan, 234, 398.
revolution, 235, 241.
foreign relations, 238, 102-
Nine Power Treaty, 105-108-
Customs Tariff Treaty, 108-110-
-history of the Shantung question,
110-112-Treaty with Japan, 112
-administration, 113.
Empress-Dowager, conversion
to constitutionalism, 226, 153-
directs the reform movement, 155.
Chinese Republic, Four Years of
the, 226, 152–175.
Revolution, Financial and
Historical Review of the,' 226,
Lord Randolph, maiden speech,
234, 18.
Rt Hon. Winston, First Lord
of the Admiralty, 223, 212-on the
Navy, 116; 227, 101-plan of an
expedition to the Dardanelles, 225,
231, 237; 234, 253-character-
istics, 225, 262-criticism on the
Navy, 226, 284, 286-policy, 292;
238, 136, 143-evidence at the
Dardanelles Commission, 227, 513
-plan of a naval attack, 516, 519
-Life of Lord R. Churchill,'
237, 383-on the Irish Draft Con
stitution, 238, 206-criticism on,
241, 351.
Churchmen's Union, Memorandum
of,' 229, 440 note.
Cicero and the Conquest of Gaul,
230, 361-379.
Cilicia, racial conflict in, 234, 436.
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